Sustainable use of magnesite mine waste in self-compacting concrete and its study on strength, microstructure, cost and CO2 emission
Pitchiah Raman Shunmuga Vembu,
Arun Kumar Ammasi
Abstract:Managing waste materials from mining is of universal interest owing to its massive volume, ecological impacts, health hazards, and disposal challenges despite high operational costs. Advancements advocate for recycling mine waste to sustainably support construction. As the construction sector heavily consumes resources, utilizing mine waste from magnesite mines (MMW) in concrete has gained attention. This experimental study assesses the viability of substituting MMW for natural fine and coarse aggregates in se… Show more
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